168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Alvaro Bautista has taken over the WorldSBK s🎀eries lead following another impressive round at 𒆙Assen.

Third in Race 1, Bautista looked back to his dominant best in the Superpole Race as he blitzed th🐓e competition thanks to a late charge.

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In Race ♐2, Bautista finished runner-up to Toprak Razgatlioglu, who claimed his third win for BMW.

The continuation of Bautista’s improved form came after the Spaniard claimed his🍰 first WorldSBK victory of the season in Race 2 at Catalunya🃏.

Of course, Bautista won’t be happ✅y with having let slip his dominance at Phillip Island and Barcelona to s🌞ome degree.

However, the two-time world champion has to his credꦐit, consistently gotten stronger with each passing race following pre-season struggles due to a persistent shoulder injury and adding ballast to his Panigale V4 R to meet the new minimum rider/bike weight rules.

The🦩 dilemma for Ducati is that they could lose Andrea Iannone if Bautist🍨a stays, or a decision takes too long to materialise.

Iannone has admitted talks have begun about securing a factory ride, but with Bautista in no rush to address his future, Ducati could be left without both r🏅iders if Bautista r💮etires and Iannone heads elsewhere.

Speaking ahead of Assen, Bautista said: “Honestly, I don’t have anything on my mind about my future. It’s been very🦩 tough for me.

“In Barcelona, I recovered the good feeling. I always say I keep racing because I’m having a lot of fun riding my bike and with a good feelin𒅌g.

“It’s importa🅷nt to have a good feeling on my bike a♚nd try to always improve. With this crazy grid, you have to be an even better rider than before! I try to always be a better rider.

“🌸I’m just focused on this and trying to be better and better. I’m not in a hurry♕ to make a decision.”